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| Paramount Loses $450 Million Financing Deal | | 2008-07-15 12:13:29 | | Paramount Pictures is in trouble and I don't see a Federation ship on the horizon that's going to swoop in and save them. You probably already knew that their star player is looking to get into business with an Indian video pirate. Then just yesterday the studio admitted to losing a $450 million film financing deal with Deutsche Bank. Normally I wouldn't raise an eyebrow over a financing deal gone bad, but apparently some of the funds were meant to cover films currently in distribution. From The Hollywood Reporter: Paramount's outside financing effort was designed to provide production funds for two dozen or more feature films from its upcoming slate, including "Tropic Thunder," produced by DreamWorksNext week Paramount screens "Tropic Thunder" for the press. The film is in the can, so there shouldn't be any remaining production costs. Did Paramount just lose their ad budget?
In the case of "Tropic Thunder" it could just be that Paramount just wanted to unload a turkey bef | | By: Green Screen Cinema | | |
| | Lazy x SBTG Nike Dunk High The Paramount Redux | | 2008-07-06 02:30:19 | | Days since the overwhelming sucessful launch of the Lazy x SBTG Nike Paramount Dunk, a glitch left 40 over orders. To help fix this error, Lazy and SBTG are gauging interest with another similarly themed Dunk High called the Paramount Redux. Available in Crimson and Clover, this style features some added bonuses including zip closure, [...] | | By: Individual Sole | | |
| | Preview: SBTG x Lazy “The Paramount” Nike Dunk Low | | 2008-06-13 14:17:34 | | Two of the most respected names, in the customizing buisiness, SBTG and Lazy are collaborating together on a release of Nike Dunk lows dubbed, “The Paramount.” The colorway seems to be Gucci based with the use of black denim with green and red selvage along with gucci style laces that look to be Starks. No [...] | | By: Individual Sole | | |
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| | | Paramount to release thousands of film clips on Facebook | | 2008-03-09 17:43:00 | | Paramount Pictures will become the first major studio to makethousands of movie clips available for use on the internet, launchingits VooZoo application Monday on Facebook."The short clips for a movie that you've already seen before helps yourelive the moment," said Derek Broes, Paramount's seniorvice-president of entertainment.Users of the popular social networking site will have access tofootage from thousands of movies, including Forrest Gump and The TenCommandments.Facebook users can send | | By: Brand Mantra | | |
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| ATTENTION: PARAMOUNT PICTURES SCARED TO BE AMERICAN | | 2007-09-07 18:40:00 | | Parts of this article taken from an article by Catherine Donaldson-Evans from FOXNEWS.COM
The popular all-American comic-book military man and action figure dating back to the 1940s is undergoing a significant transformation for the Paramount Pictures-distributed "G.I. Joe" film, which begins production in February and is scheduled for release in summer 2009.
No longer will G.I. Joe be a U.S. Special Forces soldier, the "Real American Hero" who, in his glory days, single-handedly won World War II.
In the politically correct new millennium, G.I. Joe bears no resemblance to the original.
Paramount has confirmed that in the movie, the name G.I. Joe will become an acronym for "Global Integrated Joint Operating Entity" — an international, coed task force charged with defeating bad guys. It will no longer stand for government issued, as in issued by the American government.
The studio won't elaborate, saying filming hasn't begun and details are still in the works, but the behind-th | | By: An American Warning | | |
| | Paramount to adopt HD-DVD over Blu-ray | | 2007-08-21 04:54:00 | | Paramount Pictures and DreamWorks Animation SKG Inc. have prepared themselves to offer next-generation DVDs in the HD-DVD format. They have decided to drop support for Blu-ray.
The announcement has affected the DVD releases of Shrek the Third and Transformers along with movies distributed by Paramount Pictures, DreamWorks Pictures, Paramount Vantage, Nickelodeon Movies and MTV Films.
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